Does Essential Source Omega-3 contain vitamins A or D?
Essential Source Omega-3 does not contain a measurable amount of vitamins A or D. Vitamins A and D come primarily from the livers of fish. The oil in Essential Source Omega-3 is made from the whole fish. The livers of these small cold water fish are very small, so there are only trace amounts of vitamins A and D. Once the oil goes through the molecular distillation, most of the remaining vitamins A and D are removed What about other plant-sourced omega-3, like flaxseed? Plant-sourced omega-3s provide alpha linolenic acid (ALA), which has a shorter fatty acid chain than EPA and DHA. While ALA is healthy and beneficial, most of the benefits associated with consuming omega-3s are related to increased consumption of the longer-chain fatty acids EPA and DHA. ALA can be converted to EPA and DHA by an enzymatic process inside the body, but the body is not very good at this process and the conversion occurs at such a low rate that you would need to consume large amounts of ALA in order to sati